Negative Gearing in Australian property
Everything we've published on negative gearing — 9 expert guides and news pieces, plus 1 related free calculators.
Negative Gearing and CGT Reform: What the 2026 Act Does
A corrected guide to the enacted 2026 negative gearing and CGT changes, including the different transition rules that apply to each measure.
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NewsEOFY 2026 Property Investor Tax Checklist: What to Do Before 30 June
The Australian financial year ends 30 June 2026. Four moves before then that actually reduce your 2025-26 tax, plus the traps that catch property investors every year.
PropertyNegative Gearing Explained: How It Works in Australia (2026)
Complete guide to negative gearing in Australia: how it works, tax benefits, worked examples, pros and cons for property investors.
PropertyNegative Cash Flow vs Positive Cash Flow Property
Compare negative cash flow and positive cash flow property investing, including yield, interest, tax deductions and risk.
PropertyPositive Cash Flow Property: How to Calculate It Before You Buy
How to calculate whether an Australian investment property is positive cash flow before buying, including rent, expenses, interest, land tax and vacancy.
NewsNegative Gearing Reform and Housing: What Modelling Can Show
A cautious explanation of why modelled price and rent effects are scenarios rather than forecasts of the enacted 2026 tax reforms.
NewsProperty Tax Changes from 2027: Questions for Investors to Check
A non-prescriptive checklist for reviewing the enacted negative gearing and CGT changes with a registered tax adviser.
InvestmentUnderstanding Negative Gearing for Property Investors in Australia
A complete guide to negative gearing — how it works, the tax benefits, cash flow implications, ATO rules, and whether it makes sense for your investment property strategy.
NewsInvestment Property Tax in Australia (2026): Negative Gearing, CGT & Depreciation
Current Australian tax rules for investment property: negative gearing, capital gains tax discount, depreciation deductions, and the ongoing policy debate.
